Примери коришћења Gunness на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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However, Gunness was starting to run out of luck.
He ended up finding his brother, the most recent of Gunness' killings.
Mr. Gunness was a recent widower with two daughters.
Not happy without someone to prey upon, Gunness put a personal ad in some big city papers.
Gunness was paid $8000 dollars(about $217,000 today) in insurance money.
That is, until the building caught fire and Gunness and her husband were able to collect insurance for the“accident.”.
Belle Gunness came from a hard life and had a hard childhood in 19th century Norway.
Without the head, the dentist couldn't check dental records, andthe shape of the body seemed too small to be Gunness.
Gunness then drugged her children, killed them, and left them in the house to burn.
His name was Mads Ditlev Anton Sorenson, and he didn't know it yet, buthe was going to be Gunness' first known victim.
Gunness later cashed in on $3000(about $81,000 today) from Mr. Gunness' insurance policy.
Lamphere, who was found guilty of arson but not murder,later admitted to helping Gunness bury the bodies.
A short while later, Gunness met the(second) love of her life: Peter Gunness.
Both Caroline and Axel had life insurance, andthe insurance company lined Gunness' pockets after her tragic loss.
In 1907, Gunness was seen with a man purchasing an expensive wedding ring in town; he soon disappeared.
It's the kind of thing you hope will stick to the storybook pages,but for Belle Gunness' victims, that was not the case.
Gunness claimed she had been sent to a finishing school in Los Angeles, but the girl was never seen alive again.
Andrew Helgelein's brother was particularly interested in his brother's whereabouts,and wrote to Gunness to enquire after him;
Gunness was virtually unknown before she emigrated to the United States from Norway between 1881 and 1886.
Lamphere was arrested for murder and arson, but there was some speculation about whether ornot the body of the woman was actually Gunness;
Belle Gunness had cleaned out her bank accounts in the days before the fire as if she was planning to go somewhere.
The sheriff remained unconvinced, so Asle took it upon himself to ask Joe Maxson,the Gunness' most recent handyman, if Gunness had a place where she dug holes for things like cinders.
Mr. Gunness' elder daughter was taken away by a kindly uncle who likely saved her life by getting her out of the house.
Today I found out about the fascinating tale of Belle Gunness,“The Lady Bluebeard,” who is thought to have murdered her husbands, her children, and a couple dozen more people during her lifetime.
Mr Gunness, from the UN Relief and Works Agency(Unrwa), told the BBC that Israel had been told 17 times that the school in the Jabaliya refugee camp was housing the displaced.
Items like watches were being found in the rubble of the Gunness house, and Asle Helgelein showed up alleging that Gunness was a“gold digger” who was murdering men and taking their money.
On April 27, 1908, Gunness could be found writing up her last will and testament, claiming that she feared for her life because her ex-handy man, Ray Lamphere, was deeply in love with her and extremely jealous of her suitors.
Agency spokesman Chris Gunness said Thursday it could have“profound and far-reaching consequences for already desperate civilians.”.
Chris Gunness, a spokesman for the UN agency that supports Palestinian refugees known as UNRWA, told The Associated Press in Barcelona late Sunday that the agency has not been able to send any food or convoys into the camp since the fighting started.
Agency spokesman Chris Gunness said:“We condemn the group or groups who endangered civilians by placing these munitions in our school.